Warren tips and results

Our price $5.00 · SP $4.80 · Jake Pracey-Holmes

Harry is the most seasoned runner in the field and is building towards a win. His last-start third at Dubbo over the same track/distance shows he is in the mix, and he strips fitter for that run. From a decent draw he can settle on or near the speed. While not as brilliant as Marinera, he is the clear second pick and represents solid each-way value.

Our price $4.50 · SP $4.20 · Billy Cray

Miss Peony is knocking on the door with two seconds and a third in her last four. Maps perfectly from the inside draw to lead or sit on speed. The Good surface is a slight query, but she handles soft/heavy well and this is a weaker maiden. Strong place chance.

Our price $10.00 · SP $26.00 · Clayton Gallagher

Cool Nanczye is a consistent maiden with three seconds at 1200m, but all on Soft tracks. She ran well last start (2nd at Cowra) and Gallagher takes over from a junior rider — a clear jockey upgrade. The query is the Good track (0 placings from 3 runs) and the wide gate.

Our price $3.50 · SP $3.40 · Jacob Stiff

Low weight and likely on-pace suit Warren 1000m early in the day. The main negatives are lack of Warren experience and modest win rate.

Our price $6.00 · SP $11.00 · Ken Dunbar

Won impressively on debut over this trip and now resumes from a spell. The inside barrier and proven ability on good ground are positives. Class rise and fitness are queries, but he has scope for improvement and each-way appeal.

Our price $15.00 · SP $41.00 · Clayton Gallagher

Struggled first-up but draws the inside barrier and has a skilled jockey in Clayton Gallagher.

Our price $10.00 · SP $21.00 · Nick Palmer

Snow Dog has been racing in Open company recently where he ran 3rd at Wean. Drops back to Class 1 which is easier. He has placed twice at the 1600m distance and barrier 3 works in his favour. Needs a clear run but could surprise.

Our price $6.00 · SP $4.80 · Clayton Gallagher

The Mailer is a late-bloomer with only 7 starts. His maiden win at Dubbo showed ability. Last start was disappointing but the removal of the nose band and a step up to a more suitable trip could bring improvement.

Our price $8.00 · SP $6.50 · Gabrielle Johnston

The Great Armada is the most progressive runner in the race, coming off a narrow 2nd in a BM66 at Carinda. He now drops to BM58, which is a clear class edge. The jockey/trainer combination with Johnston and Clement has produced 11 wins together, and his on-pace style suits Warren.

Our price $14.00 · SP $21.00 · Nick Palmer

I'm Scarlett comes from Open picnic company but has genuine ability, winning 8 races including 4 over 1400m. The drop to BM58 is significant and she maps to race on the speed. Nick Palmer rides her for the first time but his Warren record is excellent.

Our price $13.00 · SP $16.00 · Billy Cray

Trumpty Dumpty is a consistent gelding stepping back from Class 3 to BM58, which should bring him into contention. The wide draw forces him to get back but if the pace is solid, he can finish best.

Our price $4.50 · SP $6.50 · Nick Palmer

Rothgate profiles as the most reliable winner candidate. He drops from BM74 to BM66, has a strong 1200m record (3 wins from 6), and handles Good ground well (4 wins). Barrier 2 gives him every chance to secure a forward stalking position in a race likely to be run at a very fast tempo. His recent form is solid with three consecutive placings, and he has already won at Warren.

Our price $6.00 · SP $3.20 · Gabrielle Johnston

Demarcate has clear talent and a dream barrier, but his poor record on Good ground is a major concern. All three wins have come on Soft or Heavy. From barrier 1 he will likely push forward in a race with several other leaders, risking burnout.

Our price $8.00 · SP $15.00 · Izzy Neale

He needs to improve on poor second-up stats but comes off a first-up fifth that may have brought him on. The wide gate is a concern but with his tactical speed he should find a midfield spot.